I haven’t seen this video yet (will when I get home) but based on another by Gameranx, DLSS 5 looks like it will simultaneously:
If they can program it to just skip over character models, it might actually be good tech. Of course I have near zero faith in that happening.
There are definitely jerks everywhere. You’re likely to notice them because they’re apt to be disrespectful of your time, space, quietude, etc.
But the good people are certainly around too. You just might not notice them so easily because they do respect your right to exist independently of their intrusions.
Aw, it’s like a little candy bar you can’t eat.
This one always makes me giggle.
Right, but the crosspost feature takes care of this by linking directly to the source.
But we missed that opportunity, because Coca-Cola decided it was better for their pocketbooks to A) run a long-term propaganda campaign on plastic recycling (which barely works at all) to convince us that plastic bottles are fine and normal, and B) buy out the politicians who would support any kind of tax.
That makes a lot of sense, thanks.
What’s awesome about them? I learned a bit of programming before containers were a thing but didn’t keep up the skills, but I remember most of the concepts.
Do all your work in a VM on your OS of choice?
Inside the atlas, or the human body? 🤔
In France they refer to that as avoiding la grande mort via la petite mort.
Can it cancel out if your bathroom is in an accelerating reference frame?
Fair enough, good find 👍
Did you miss the fact that the recipe is shown in the build menu?
Maybe it is now? I don’t believe that was present when I played years ago.
No, I’ve played a sufficient number of roguelikes that don’t have this level of BS.
I understand how crafting and tech trees work, and I’ve played plenty of roguelikes and soulslikes. I’m saying this makes no sense (and I’m sure it’s not the only example):
Early in the game I have to collect rocks and sticks and gold (IIRC) to make a “science machine” (WTF is that?) as a requisite for further crafting.
Seriously, where did this BS come from? And how the hell would I know this necessary recipe without looking it up? It’s like the devs were like “I guess we need a crafting station. Uhh… throw together some rocks and sticks, whatever”.
EDIT: The recipe is apparently shown in-game. But it’s still astonishingly stupid that they didn’t call it a “workbench” or similar like every other game.
If a wiki is genuinely required, then IMO that’s a sign the game probably isn’t designed well.
So… just like I said, doesn’t make any goddamn sense.
But it’s not a matter of “figuring it out” if there’s no logic to the items. I’m supposed to just combine random shit and hope something good happens? Seems pretty disrespectful of my time.
That’s a very good point, and now that I’ve seen more coverage (including this video) and got a better understanding of how the tech works (based on 2D frames plus motion vectors) I’m inclined to agree.
I wonder if it would be possible to feed this system information about object materials and 3D lighting and spatial atmosphere so it’s not just “painting over” every frame? Or if that would even help it? Because the way it works now, I’m honestly concerned every major new game will soon start to look homogenous.